Customer Reviews for Suntuf 26 in. x 8 ft. Corrugated Polycarbonate Roof Panel in White

Tests panels keep the rain out but lets the light thru. These are a great material for patio roofs .

I have used this product before & stands up to weather fine. I just redid the roof on my greenhouse and looks great & I am sure it will last for many years.

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Panel is good, but store display was bad..they were stacked vertically so tight they could barely be removed for purchase.

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Exactly what i wanted

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Replaced an old fiberglass cover on our outdoor patio. Product was consistent in color, drills and installs easily. I'll see if I remember to write back in 10 years and let you know how it stood up to the sun and weather.

Very easy to work with and install. Appears to be a good quality product. Rugged, easy to handle and sturdy.

Instruction video made installation easy and the white I chose really brightened up my patio, from the previous fiberglass roof, while protecting from sun and rain.

Those panels when is new looking good, but after a couple years starting to shrink and weak like eggs shell.

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I didn't use this product as intended. I placed it directly on top of my pergola that I also bought at Home Depot several years ago. One of the panels flew off in the wind and was undamaged. I used regular "industrial" scissors to cut the panels to length. Not a problem, but you should wear gloves so that you don't scrape your hands up. I bought the white panels. The temperature in Palmdale often gets above 100 degrees Fahrenheit so these panels are perfect for this environment. The panels cut the heat onto my patio effectively. It seems to have dropped the temperature about 5-10 degrees. (Sorry, no data.) They've been installed about a month now with no issues. As this is a "non-standard" installation I don't know how long the panels will last, but I don't think that the panels are at fault.

The product is a good overall one. Lightweight but sturdy enough. I am pleased with the product.

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Light but strong. Bought 38 panels and none broke while handling on our patio project.

It was placed above a price tag 40% lower than I was charged. No other impressions strikes me more than this.

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I recently built a covered deck, and I used the white Suntuf polycarbonate panels. I first considered the Suntop corrugated foamed polycarbonate panels and initially purchased three (one each in red, green and gray) to try them out. The are completely opaque, and that made the underneath feel dark and gloomy, and the colors were hardly discernable from below. The corrugated pattern didn't look that good either. Disappointed, I considered using clear panels. But the problem with those is that 1) they don't provide any shade, meaning I would need to hang a shade cloth in the summer, and 1) they don't hold up well over time, and I really didn't feel like replacing the panels in a few years. Then I discovered the Suntuf panels in white, which have 45% light transmission. Wow! What a difference. They allow a good deal of light through and the underneath remains light and cheerful, but it also provides excellent shade in full sun. It is the perfect blend of light and shade and I'm really glad I went with these. I used plastic closure strips instead of wood so I wouldn't need to worry about wood rot issues due to water from inevitable minor condensation on the underside. I do wish I had thought to spray paint the strips a brown color before installation to better blend in with the beams and joists, but that is a small issue. My deck cover only has a slope of a bit over 1 inch per foot, so per instructions I applied silicone caulking between the panels. None of the panel joins have leaked. After installing the first 1/3 of the panels, I also started applying silicone caulking around the screws. I highly recommend doing that. The first 1/3 of the roof has a number of leaks around the screws, but the following 2/3s of the roof with the caulked screws has no leaks at all. I'll need to go back up on the roof and caulk around the screws on the first 1/3rd of the roof. So, I'm super happy with my choice. I'm even able to use a solar light placed on top of the roof, and enough light passes through the panels at night to bathe the deck in a perfect soft glow!

It is beautiful and elegant, nice

Strong and flexible. Was able to cut with carpet knife and strong scissors. Used it to skirt my trailer. Not insulating but sure keeps the wind out!!

Easier to work with than I expected. Stronger and lightweight